Categorizes hundreds of composers and musicians depicting the evolution of Jazz.

New Orleans & Jelly Roll Morton by Wynton Marsalis & the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, with teaching guide by Sharon Burch. 11 lively interactive hands-on lessons with audio/visual digital downloads perfect for elem. to adults!

Jazz history in depth.

by Jonah Winter, illus. by Keith Mallett.  Visit New Orleans and discover in rhyme and jazzy, colorful art the story of this jazz legend. 

Taking the Stage as the First Black and White Jazz Band in History by Lesa Cline-Ransome, illus, by James Ransome.

The Sound of Joy Is Enlightening. Chris Raschka's art imaginatively illustrates this colorful, uplifting life story of the famed jazz musician.  Discography, too.

by Mike Venezia.  Tales, lighthearted cartoons and source illustrations in this bio for ages 4-9.

by Roxane Orgill, illus. by Francis Vallejo.  The story of Art Kane's famous photo of jazz greats.

Remastered original Verve recording of the 1950 studio session with Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Curly Russell and Buddy Rich.

Good tImes, bad times, and what the neighbors thought by Kathleen Krull, with full-page illustrations by Kathryn Hewitt.

 Teaching Jazz to All Ages by Doug Goodkin

arr. Emerson, Shaw, Huff, Anderson, Zegree.

My Journey Through the Harlem Renaissance by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Collection of Jazz Favorites for Young Voices arr. Emerson, Shaw, Huff, Anderson, Zegree.

The Coolest Cats on Earth Play Jazz! by Brad Keller and Bonnie Rossa.

CD to accompany Collection of Jazz Favorites for Young Voices arr. Emerson, Shaw, Huff, Anderson, Zegree.

Swingle Singers 1963 recording reissued.

Selections from all styles of music from 100-1980 are introduced with educator commentary—a full-semester course for HS and up. 

Shelton Berg. Designed for the jazz enthusiast with basic theory background.

Short Sessions on the Lives, Times & Music of the Great Jazz Legends by Ronald C. McCurdy, Ph.D.